White Oak
Quercus alba
Part Used: Inner Bark. White oak is used as an astringent with anti-infective and tonic properties. Chronic diarrhea. Intestinal inflammation. Hemmorhage (passive: urine, stool, mouth, nose, organs, heavy menses. Hemmorhoids. Prolapse of lower organs. Vaginal discharge and infection (int. and ext.). Night sweats. Mouth sores, pyorrhea, sore throat (binding and antiseptic). Strengthens gums. Ext. for wounds, bleeding, skin ulcers. Int. for ulcers of colon, bladder.

	1 oz.	$6.75
	2 oz.	$12.95

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